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Azerbaijani Forces Open Fire on Artsakh’s Martuni

by Asbarez Staff
December 2, 2021
in Armenia, Artsakh, Featured Story, Latest, News, Top Stories
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Azerbaijani Forces Open Fire on Artsakh’s Martuni

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Azerbaijani forces on Thursday at around 10:30 a.m. local time opened fired on the Karmir Shuka village in Artsakh’s Martuni region, the Human Rights Defender of Artsakh Gegham Stepanyan reported.

The gunfire lasted 10 to 15 minutes, said Stepanyan.

“According to the explanations received, the shots were heard in the residential part of the community, and the bullets passed through residential gardens,” explained Stepanyan in a Facebook post, adding that there were no casualties.

Stepanyan said by continuing to violate the ceasefire agreement, “Azerbaijan continues its criminal actions against the rights of the people of Artsakh, violating first of all the right to life of the civilian population.”

“After the establishment of the ceasefire, we have repeatedly stated that with such criminal actions the Azerbaijani side is attempting to intimidate the people living in Artsakh, to drive Armenians out of Artsakh by creating an atmosphere of fear and despair,” Stepanyan added.

He stressed the urgent need to immediately remove the Azerbaijani armed positions from the vicinity of peaceful civilian areas in Artsakh, to introduce impartial investigative mechanisms of ceasefire violations “to curb Azerbaijan’s criminal actions, to avoid their recurrence, and to protect the security of the residents.”

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  1. Ara says:
    6 months ago

    We need to give them Azeri ottos some good dynamite to eat and drink and see them dive into their home the loutrines

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  2. HAGOP says:
    6 months ago

    THIS IS WHY ISRAEL BUILD 50 FOOT WALL AND IRON DOME TO PROTECT AGAINST TERRORISTS!!!!!! ARMEEENIA HAD SAME CHANCE!!!!! 30 YEEERS TO MAKE STRONG DEFENSE!!! TRAIN ENTIRE POPULATION TO USE GUNS!!! BUY TANKS!! HELICOPTERS!! BUILD DRONES!! MAKE RICH MODERN COUNTRY!!! MAKE MILLIONS MORE ARMEENIAN BABIES!!!! INSTEAD BILLIONS OF $$$$ STOLEN!!!!! NOW BEGGING OTHER NATIONS TO HELP AND FEEL SORRY!!!!!! NO LEARN FROM ARMEENIAN HISTORY!!!! NOBODY GIVES SHIT!!! WHY ARMEEENIA NOT LEARN?????? SAD!!! SAD!!! SAD!!!!

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